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what to buy now
The ocean is ever changing, and that’s why we have dedicated and passionate representatives to advise on what’s in season right now for menus. We’re regularly monitoring catchment data to help you make the most up to date and informed choices. From tidal changes to adverse weather conditions, there are a whole host of factors affecting what’s best to buy at any given point in the year. Take a look below and get in contact with our friendly and expert team of advisors to discuss the best options for fish in season now.
Netted Cornish Plaice
At their absolute best this time of the year, fat full of colour and vibrancy.
A great lunchtime alternative to Turbot or Brill and recommended by the @cornwallgoodseafoodguide
crystal sea john dory
John Dory is an ambush predator that relies on its thin front profile to creep up on smaller fish. Once close it launches an attack by rapidly opening its huge mouth, creating a vacuum that sucks in its unsuspecting prey. John Dory’s usually live a solitary life but are occasionally found in small schools in inshore waters.
cornish Wild Seabass
You can bet when the Sardines arrive the predatory fish like these Wild Bass won’t be far behind. Seabass chase the schools of bait fish around the coastline and show up in the numbers in Cornwall during the start of autumn. Handline Bass come in recommended by the Cornwall Good Seafood Guide.



